This time, instead of reverting the driver manually, I decided to follow the advice that appears in the Logitech pop-up notification after the Windows update. the Logitech driver was uninstalled and replaced by a generic UVC driver. These updates resulted in the same problem with the Logitech driver for the C920 that I reported above for my desktop PC. Today Windows 10 on my laptop decided to install the following updates:.

Logitech need to sort out their website to make it easier to find software & drivers. Searching the website takes you to the following page, which is completely wrong.Īll that gives you is a link to download the Logitech G HUB software! To get things back to the way they were I had to use Control Panel->Device Manager->Update Driver->Browse My Computer->Let Me Pick->'Logitech HD Pro Webcam C920'īefore I did that I tried to find the driver on the Logitech website. It just reports that I already have the latest driver installed. I'm sure I've used the webcam without this problem since then.Īttempting to update the driver using Control Panel->Device Manager->Update Driver->Search Automatically did not help. The last Windows Update was KB4023057 but that was several days ago. “You are using generic Windows (UVC) drivers, providing reduced functionality and support for your product….To get the best experience out of your webcam, please install Logitech drivers.”ĭoes anyone know why Windows 10 would suddenly start to do that? The following message was displayed when I ran Logitech Webcam Software:. Yesterday, for no apparent reason, Windows 10 took it upon itself to replace the logitech driver with a generic Windows 10 UVC driver. I've been using the Logitech C920 webcam since 2013 with few issues.

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